Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-12-02
cRaB ORCHARD. LINCOLN COUNT.

The present term Of The public school,
which i. being laugh, by Mis-. Alice Stu
art, closed this week.
In connection with his butcher chop
Mr. W =. Tstem bss opered out restau.
rant and il now ready to wait upon the
public 10 the very bsst Of -tyle.
The news OF R.v J. K, James death
was quite shock TO our whole communi
". lie vas well-known here and greatly
liked by everybody. Mrs. Kate M3Alister,
Misas. L,u-ns snd Ks'ie Jsmes attended
toe burial at Lancaster.
The moAt amusing sigh, thst has been
on our streets for many day was little
John Chadwick, aged three year,, dressed
on Thanksgiving a. grown men dress now
a-days. He wss certainly 8 little oddiV
with long psuts. standing collar and crsvst.
Misses Hsttie Harris and Maggie
Buchanan are on the sick Iist. Mrs. Hsrye
Collier has been quite sick, but is about
we'll again. Mrs. d. c. Payne Was yer,
Low Saturday. Her brother and HE wife,
Mr. and Mrs Joe Severance. OF Stanford,
we're sent fbr to see her. We are glad to
report her better now. DR.. Bronsugh, Of
stanford, was called here to zee her too
Mrs. W. +. Kennedy has been sick siao.
1t vas our privilege to spend few
dsys last week very pleasantly at the coun
try residence OF Mrs. T. nc. Holmes and
Mrs. r ,bsrt Collier. Messrs. f. L. Ham,
J. K aud George MGR ,bsrts. all OF Dan.
Vile. partook Of their hospitality ct the
same time. These young gentlemen were
on a Thanksgiving bunting expedition and
a. far "A game was concerned, we're very
successful, but the second named OF the
party went home minus a heart, having
fallen desperately 10 love with a certain
lovely red headed girl he met while here.
Misses Mamie Kennedy and Leila
Doores have been the guests OF Mrs. Rob-
eri Collier, Msssrs. T. Curtis and II. Nc
Dowell, OF Richmond, spent Sunday with
the Misses Blchsuau. Miss Bette Fsrris,
OF Junction City, has been visiting Mrs. j.
II Hutchines. Mrs. 7. Gresham. Of Paint
Lick, ia the guest OF Mrs. Sam Ward. Mrs
NJ. G. Williams, Of Mt. Vernon, is spending
this week with her parents. Messrs. Bow.
en- and Curtis Cover, Misses Lille Thixton
and Mollie Brooks have returned from g
visit to Mrs. John Cover near Stanford.
--On Thursday evening last, long before
the appointed hour, the College Hall was
filled to i,s utmost capacity by an appreci-
alive audience, who had gathered to wit.
meas the Thanksgiving entertainment W hich
WAS participated in by Mrs. Flora HAYES,
Miss Lille Trixlon and their pupils. The
following is the programme: Instrument
tai solo, by Miss Trxton; "Thsnksgi wing
Salutstory" WAS we'll recited by three little
girls, Eva Steser, Lottie Dillon and Alice
Moore; song, "a leen OF the night" was
very charmingly rendered by Miss Katie
j ames; recitation, Thanksgiving Din
ner," By little Alice Moore, was very anus
ing and entertaining; Tue Idler's Story
by little L,ttis Dillon, wss also deserving
Of much prsise; vocal solo, Marguerite, "by
Miss Mamie Kennedy was exquisite and
she looked lovely indeed in suit OF pure
white; Lee Steenhius recited "My Last
Summers Hat" in manner that elected
much praise recitation, Little Jack,
was recited by little Eva Steger in a most
creditsble style; vocal solo, "Comin' Thro
The Rye" Miss Trixton, WAS beautiful and
very much enjoye1; gay ripple OF laugh
ter wa, brought over the audience when
Mr. Will Hansiord recited, "Old JACK in
the Well" THE was comic and good too; vo
cal solo, "D,ean Faces, was very sweetly
sung by Mrs. HAYES and much apprecia'
ted; Kentucky Belle" was recited in al
excellent manner by Miss Eva Buohausr
and admired great deal; the "Compouud
Recitation" by the school, was simply ex
cellent and well worth hearty laugh
cong, How Music Should Flow" by Mrs
HAYES and Miss Thix,on, was lovely and
rec ted with much applause; Mi's Katie